Star Point Community News and Memorials
The Star Point column notes a new local school opened taught by Prof Reid from Stripling's Chapel. Mrs Arthur Walker and children return home after visiting Bowdon. An ice cream party hosted by Ona and Cleo McWhorter delighted guests. Rev Charles Matthews preached, a large crowd attended. Miss Clara Pentecost of Roopville visited, Sunday School resumed after measles. Riley Millican returned for his grandmother Pranels Pentecost's funeral. Fran vik Pentecost died at Roopville and was interred at New Lebanon. Rev W W Roop conducted the service. The writer honors a faithful friend and Christian mother and grandmother, urging living as God would have us.
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Reid
Stripling’s Chapel
Arthur Walker
Bowdon
C. Pentecont
Miases Ona
Cleo McWhorter
Charles Matthews
Aerman
Clara Pentecost
Roopville
Riley Millican
Star Point
Macon
U. S. Army
CLEM ROUTE 1 Sunday wedding and local notes
Rev Cole held a regular appointment at Counter Sunday and a marriage occurred last Sunday at Cross Voluvna with Rev Crews officiating. Mr Henry Smith wed Miss Fay Burks. Mr and Mrs C Kendrick of Atlanta visited and spent Friday night with Walter Filter’s family. Annie Livvie Borders and Tone Fuller attended the Andy sing at Crows Flains. The corn crop is good but cotton is small, promising a poor yield.
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Cole
Counter
Cross Voluvna
Crews
Henry Smith
Fay Burks
Banning
Georgia readers hail anti food control bill opposition
In Carrollton the Free Press praises Georgia legislators for opposing Wilsons food control order and condemns Hoover. Local rural life notes include rain, family gatherings at G W Caldwells, and crops advancing. Citizens voice support for Doresy as governor and rejection of the food control proposal.
Bethel Social Notes Highlight Local Visits and School Start
A Bethel section notes social visits among residents including Eva Lowell Irene Baskin Lewis Gray Loyd Baskin Peddie White Nellie McReni from Atlanta visiting relatives. Mary Wynn Cora Causey and others gathered at Beard and Gray households. The school at Bethel began under Mr Hiram Evans with best wishes for success.
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Eva Lowell
Irene Baskin
Lewis Gray
Loyd Baskin
Walt Gray
Peddie White
Tessa Gray
Nellie McReni
Atlanta
Mary Wynn
Cora Causey
Timely Farm Hints for Better Poultry and Crops
Advice from The Progressive Farmer on farm practices to boost profits and efficiency. It urges clean poultry, lice control, proper pasture for calves, judicious fruit thinning, increased turnip acreage, and economical preservation. It includes backyard improvements and a note on Kentucky Wonder pole beans as a good investment.
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Kentucky
Community committees spark town improvements and unity
A Progressives Farmer column urges forming local clubs and a community league to lead projects. It cites a town that built a Y M C A, uniting residents in cooperative effort, boosting generosity and neighborhood spirit. Lead by a chosen group, with broad citizen help, progress follows.
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Farm Women’s Club
Foley's Money and Tar Relief Ad
Seasonal hay fever and asthma sufferers find Foley's Money and Tar effective for loosening phlegm and aiding sleep. E. Schaaf of Creston Ohio praises the product, noting it helps without opiates. Red Cross Drug Store in Carrollton Georgia sells the remedy.
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E. Schaaf
Creston, O
Foley
Red Cross Drug Store
Carrollton
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